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CANNOT BE EXAMINED FOR PROMOT1oN.-There
have been number Of inquiries addressed to the
Civil Service Commission as to whether clerks of
the 81, 900 class, appointed under general exami-
have completed their probationary term OF six
months. The Commission has decided that they
cannot enter such examination until they have
completed the probationary term and received an
absolute annOinfmanf
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $21S,47 customs, s67S, 149.
RESIGNATION OF SCHUYLER DURYEA.-Schuyler
Duryea for four years the chief clerk Of the Pat
ent Office, has resigned, to go into the patent busi
ness in this city. His successor will be appointed
IN a feW days, and in the meantime Mr.. Gardner,
chief clerk.
PROTECTION OF AMERICAN INTERESTS AT HAWAII
Ine U. s. S. Adams is now at Honolulu, and the
Vandalia and Juniata will arrive there in two and
SIX weeks respectively. Instructions for the gu1d
ance OF the commanding officers will be mailed to
sails from San Francisco to-day. The same steamer
Will also carry Instructions to the United States
minister at Honolulu. 1t Is said at the State De-
Oeen made for the protection Of American inter-
eStS in Hawaii.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE COERCION RuI
What Will the Government Do With 1t 2
UNION PACIFIC INVESTIGATION.
MIR. Blaine in Scotland.
THE COERCION RILL.

What will the Government DO With
Their WeapOn-The Next Great Ques.
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| H WASHINGTON, D. c., JULY Ii, 1887
~ - have this day sold to MITCHELL RUBEN
STEIN the cigar store and factory. TAI 7th ST. NV
earnestly request all customers to continue deal
at the old stand All book accounts prior afore-
| said date due LOUIS L. BART
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-19

ARMY ORDERs.-FirSt Lieut.. A. L. Smith, relieved
from further duty at Jefferson Barracks, Missouri,
and ordered to duty at Fort Myer with his troop.
First. Lieut.. j.. R. Richards, Jr., 9TH cavalry,
ordered to recruiting duty at Jefferson Barracks
First Lieut. H. p. Kingsbury, 9Th cavalry, granted
six months leave for disability.
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IS -x0S SPECIAL NOTICE TO MEMBERS AND
49, Friends of Carroll Branch, No 224, Catholic
Knights of America Purchase tickets for their Excur
sion to Bay Ridge THURSDAY, July 21 at the Bal
nnore and Ohio depot from the committee, 9; a.
H.. Ala and D: :l0 PIN jylS-3t
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Il. II. TAYLOR'S STORE, 933 PENN
at pm. fyIti-3t
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90 MIR. W. F. GUINDON 921 D ST. NV,
49, whose house partially destroyed by fire,
to announce to his many friends and patrons
and to the public generally that he has repaired and
refurnshed his place. and will be pleased to them
large stock of wines and liquors of all kinds, and
good cllarS. ALWAYS q hand
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ax4S WASHINGTON, d. G. JULY 10 1887
So The CO partnership heretofore existing be-
tween j. +. GU ULLINANE and J. A. MCDERMOTT
Real Estate Brokers' has been dissolved Mr.. McDER,
MOTT assigning everything over to me. Thanking
my friends and the public for their patron
age in the past respectfully request share of the
same III the future JOHN f. CULLINANE
jylO-:5t. 1876 7th st sw Washington ID T.
HtyxS THE ROCHDALE COOPERATIVE So
~ C1ETY;-Quarterly meeting will be held in
81. Georges Hall, 30 11th st. W., Oh TUESDAY,
10Th inst. at 8 O'Clock PIN. Members who have not
yet obtained the trade card and list the year ending
April 1883, can get them at this meeting. There
should be large attendance OF members who are
housekeepers JOS. NJ WILSON. Pres.
j. W. HARSHA, Sec'y iv1C;-St
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THEEE EI T15E T1h6ERS8 BE SS MEHIJSf 2WFbSfsbA 2E
1piPsss 9s sb The BY Ss
lGhSF zSFAb AFhGM ciRnE2FNIA cREf M1sk vbkR whleR
Will De sold at the low price Of per dozen quart
jy19-3t 14i7 New York ave.
a MR. ". F. GUINDoN, 921 D ST, NV,
ssrss 70 whose house was partially DESTROYED BY fire.
a TO the public generay that ne has repaired and
good cigars. always on hand. 1t.
R--, CALIFORNIA BURGER HOOK SUPE-
'9stlss 3s1s1s. JOHN f4H7 + NssfSREH Sss S5T1 ave
R ~as AN UNKNOWN MAN IN A DRUNKEN
HU soRsr Road
CALIFORNIA RED BURGUNDY WINE
- OF remarkable body; only - per dozen quart
'Gs!ss Tis.ss JOHN f4f7 I; NNaaSY1REn Nsa Yorf ave.
K a. CALIFORNIA AND VIRGINIA CLARETs
sss1 & put up up in one gallon. also half-gaon demi-
,v,o.. JOHN + MAeRUDER,
VI9-3t 1417 New York ave.
H o. Jso. W. CoEsoN. ,JNo; W. MAcAnrNEI,
2SS Member n. y. Stock Ell.
CORSON l. MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING. 1419 ST. NV,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
on the EXCHANGES OF New York, Philadelphia Boston
and Baltimore bonght and sold.
specially made , Of Investment Securities District
phone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jy1S
A~ MR. JOS. FITZGERALD, LATE PRO
49, prietor of the st. Mare has purchased 1.-The
eiarrick' Wine and Billiard rooms opposite Albaugl's
Grand Opera House, and Will be glad to welcome
his friends there. jy1S-1w'
e2-S SPECIAL NOTICE To MEMBERS AND
49, Friends of Carroll Branch No. 224, Catholic
kllgltS has fIck fort bair
tinOre and Ohio depot from the plittee g. a.
H.. Ill D and o:15 pm. tylS-3t
WASHINGTON, D. c., JULY l3 1887
80 1 have this day sold to MITCHELL RUBEN
STEIN the cigar store and factory. 741 7th st NV 1
earnestly request all customers to continue deal
ing at the old stand All book accounts prior to afor-
said date are due LOUIS K. BART.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 13 1887
have this day bought Of Louis r. Bart the stock in
trade goods fixtures, and good will of cigar store TAT
!th st. W. and the cigar factory attached thereto
known as factoryN $40 Dist Md respectfully solicit
the OF the old customers All accounts
OF the store and factory prior July 13 are due
and col!ectable by LOUIS K. BART.
V1S-3t MITCHELL, RUBENSTEJN
Il. II. TAYLOR'S STORE 933 PENN
49, sylvania ave.. Closes during July and August
at pm. fyItj-:It
WASHINGTON. D. c.. JULY l5 1887.
So The co,ia nershlp heretofore existing be-
tween j. +. CULLINANE and J. A. MCDERMOTT
Real Estate Brokers, has been dissolved Mr. McDER.
MOTT assigning everything to me. Thanking
my friends and the public for their generous patron
age in the past respectfully request share of the
III 10 I'm fI1ra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-19

Mr.. DOYLE, the secretary OF the Civil Service
board, will leave about August 1st on an extended
trip, making circuit Of the country to conduct
civil service examinations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-19

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 13, 1887.
have this day bought Of Louis r. Bart the stock in
trade goods xtures, and good will cigar store 747
9TH st. nw and the cigar factory attached thereto
known as factory No go Dist Nd respectfully solicit
the OF the old customers All accounts
OF the store and factory July 13 are due
and collectable by LOUIS X. BART.
tylS-3t MITCHELL. RITRENSTEIN
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THERE WILL BE NO MEETING OF [.
- A. 2672 TOMORROW (WEBNESDAY)
NIGHT, the Assembly having adjourned over for the
purpose OF attending the excursion given by D. A 66
on the Goth instant 1t
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DIRECT FROM CALIFORNIA A VERY
So fine ZINFANDEL CLARET WINE, which
WI! DE sold at the low price of $3.50 per dozen quart
bottles. JOHN II. MAGRUDER,
y10-3t 14l7 New York ave
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sf1S MR. JOS. FITZGERALD, LATE PRO-
- Rrietor OF the ST. Marc has purchased 1.-The
liarrick' Wine and Billiard rooms opposite Albaugf's
Grand Opera House, and will be glad to welcome
us TRENDS there. iY1S-lWs
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Deposits. Exchange Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
on the EXCHANGES OF New York, Philadelphia Boston
and Baltimore bonght and sold.
specially made of Investment Securities District
Bonds aud all Local Railroad Gas, Insurance and Tele-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-19

DECLINED CLERKsHIP.-Willard E. Buell., who
recently passed boOkkeeper's examination under
the civilservice rules, has been rendered an ap-
pOintment to f1rSt-claSS clerkship in the Treas
ury Department and has declined it.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-04-16

The only first-class bakery and
candy 'aclory in Grenada is Loew-
enstein's.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-04-16

Henry's pants are vacant now, but
his congregation seem to think they
have found man to fill his place as
pastor of Plymouth church, in the
;,erson Of Rev. Frank NJ, Gunsaulus.
In our opinion it will be long time
before they find man Of Beec hers
calibre and ability.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-04-16

Try Gurkenheimers' old rye whis-
key, at w. w. TOwnsend's new sa-
loon, on Main Street.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-08-27
Arrsr the No-4hsu Pactaa.

WASHINGTON, D. C, Ang. 1R.-Tbs
Secretary Of the interior Is preparing 3
decision relating 70 the indemnity with
drzwzls Of ths Kurthsrn Pneife Ea7Eruad
company. He reviews II some length the
c1mpznyis construction Of the Inv He
WI not eoorur IN IH viswS
but VIII hold that Congress ~
coguizsd Inc political divisions Of
States and Territories whe1 il gave the
eompauy tan alternate odd numbered sse-
tons Of land Oh esch side Of The line Of
rORd when Il passes through 5 state, and
3 twsury-mile section when II passes
through territory. Lien land Is buf the
substitute Of Erzntsd land, and the same
boundary lines applies 70 one as 70 the
Other. The same distinction is preserved
Il providing for an indemnity bat Ths
secretary vii say that N his opinion, and
according 70 the views herein enErosssd
the indemnity claims Of the conuzuy EMS
Be greatly reduced, and il VIII not require
AL their vacant OF numbered sections
within the indemnity limits, bit that there
would be lands 70 restore 70 the public
domain. The Secretary vii hold that this
company i entitled 70 but one indemnity
belt Of ten miles in width. and that the
grant Of July 30, 1870, repealed and raodi-
lied that Of the first 50 far Is they cUnfietsd
and that both acts relate 70 the came indsu-
nifty belt These are the only points not
covered by the decision Of yesterday In the
Atlantic q Pacific case.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-08-27
Wants sls. 600 namaun..

81. JOSEPH, No, Aug. ls.-Mz. Mar.
garet Billingsly FLED a suit against The
Union Pacific Rrailroad to-day for SIS. ooo
damages, sustained by herself and infant
son By being forcibly elected from the cars
Of the company between Kansas CITY and
Independence, No., on the 2sth Of Ans.
ust, 1856. Mz BillinEsly had. acoord-
ing TO the petition, notified The
conductor that she did not know wher. ths
town OF Independence was situated. ana rs-
quested him 70 let her of at that poipt
The train carried her past the station. and
while IN motion she and her child wer.
forced TO get of. She received permanent
injuries. while the child was severely hprt
She asks SIC, 900 for herself and S, 600 for
the child.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-08-27
Fresh Cause for Trouble.

LIScoLS, Nsh-, Aug. la.--Patrlek Ezsn. sx'
President u the Irish National I,eague. in an
interview tonight regarding the sup
preston Of the League IN Ireland
said In par: The Lsarue, b.
Keeping the masses on the line Of eonstftu.
tional agitation, served as a safety waive fgr
The Just and natural bitterness and passion o;
the people. II we now have a rer.stg.
L1n u me Phunix PARK tragedy and ofhsr
osplorzble horrors Of the ESagt Coercion
regime the verdict Of the civilized world viii
bolu the English tory government alone A.
5oaHtaoie. They may proclaim the leagua.
D4L lnstsao 81 killing the idea which gbs
1Segns represent, they viii but strengthen II
- lglo- ! ne proclamation can have DO other
<rInlnauou bat the complete ard speed :
ruin 81 the present truculent tory govern
nent, and the triumph Of the home rule
The Hon John Fitzgerald. prezident az +bs
league, expressed much the same EentfrnsyltE
{ n the National league, said he AfiE auothsr
name Jor the Irish nation and the ~ rrJ-esEIrr
y naIlon u mere inposEibllity. The agit7-
aOn, hitherto nOen and above board. viii -
Hlysn beneath the surface. and apparent
yosnneation viii Be given for the exfsfsnes
= sstrst societies. over whose members and
metnook the recognized leaders Of Ireland
eah nave no control. greatly fear a rsr,efi-
L9oa q WIG deeds when men, aspafrirlg n
Jnstless seek the eradication of reTenge 2 =
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-08-27
PERSONAL.

Archbishop LsbastilA, q Merioa, 4
10 receive the rcd hat
Col Ingcrsoll is still raErring from an
affection Of the throat
EricSson. the inventor. i szii - hare
an income d sloo, 90 year
Secretary lamar i satd 10 - prrt,as.
ing - 80 on the supreme cuart bench
IryinE's friends say that his pruata Tor
last season vii not fall short % siD9 90.
Lester wAllaek Is occupying bis sa-a.
mer retreat oa tho SHORE, near StAsa.
ford, Conn.
Senator spooner writes from Paris
that his nonth IN Holland u.zs deli sfs.
full he aud his family viii u h1gnr 10
September
Charles Dickens, the younger. gives
the hrsi pubhe readings in this ooantry
the evening q Oct. -. a. Chlck rrtag
ball, in New York
Prof EduRrd Olson. Tor = l1ng time
connected with the University ~ Chi.
ea2o, - 10 take charge u The Dakota
university a. president.
Roswell p Flower has arrived il PARA
and with an arch glance toward AIlaav
says that Cleveland's rrnoninAii1a ana
reelection arc assured
The oldest general Ia the Tnitr,f
States army l. William Selby Haruev.
he was born near Nashville. Team n
lso0 and entered the arunv in ISIS.
The fugitive McCiarigIo vas = vain
man in his days Of prosperity. lie ksps
= scrap book and pasted therein al
neEssTaper notices concerning himself
and his doings.
Ex-Representative Frank Hard. Of
Ohio, il 40 much pleased with ths dem.
ocrStie platform in that state tha. "a a
free trader he will take the stump for
the ticket
John DeMisr, Of Allentown, No
claims 70 be the oldest volunteer fireman
IN the United States He Joined Relief
company No. 2, % Chincinnati. % is
lsso. He u nov 50 years Of age,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-08-27
A TERRIBLE STORY.


,..Mt.tmn An xs haeh ths Survivors %
-. ssr.sfv wHps1asasa wsrs Esume,
CgfcA0o. Aag. IA EaAa nAlaea scr
usn from 81 johns, NsvigundlAad, ~ho
was vita The sHpedirioa that west % ne
r,lirf q The Artie eHPlsrsr Srces' gi'"
a.. g,rais a terrible Aeoouni q wh4i thsg
fsupd He sid; Il Vas ths hfst mAA
iys,ss ths tent where the Survivors were
,,upa. Il hnyieBsd in TINS way When
ne reached Cape sAbins ! WA detailed 70
take charge u > steam lnaneh and s. 70
"a. plsss where ws hal ssgrsS ihs Ieotis-
,aD. two yrars prsri0as Other men uefr
srsst 70 another part q the CaF~ 70 ls7E
f,r Freords As Nc Fgandnd he
paiut ooald sss thai the provisions had
l.-Sn Eonsyel, and Al once knew thai
C;Fs-ly had bssa there. bad rnsbeI
r,ouch htlsa with whisky slung 0srs ny
skonlaef and . lpi 81 BISCUIT Whsn HIS
tozt landed jampod ashore and started
an a run. knew the lay a tbs land, Ana
40 l was able 10 eel ~ ths racilr i-iofr any
~ NJ ogut.aniana VI ben ! f5uhd thai
tbe provislons had bern taksa Ausy
/ itt9kra around fJT some tfaeos u tbs
nea. About ; nile asag, ArFoss . lesel
plAin. egaAd sre = SNAIL hslL, and a oaos
started iof Il. Whrn / had covered Aassli
hall the distAnc. l saW s0Mlr hlnck 0blrzt
eFAWllng along thfOugh The sR8s Al Afui
th0aghi il WAS sgal< animal, bat % af'-
iiraaehing BeAfrE ! fee0gn2Eed scfgv2ii
long. His facs Mas covered Niih bloSl
lis rigthas serv literally uu4 "a hlm bis
bard was thlck and matted, and his
hair hung dgwn beigw his shoulders.
lie told ne that taruIzDaBt bfrelg and
al others we've alive and IN > irut > llttis
Bat iarthef On. gave him drlhk u sals-
Nv AaI sogae bssratis AID be started % .
The lAuBch whsa ] 81 near eagash thz
tent % BE- beard, I shuaipd cal Ctref
VI. Grruly ws'rs hrrr uith two shiPs 70
save yua Ihs hack OF tn traG hai Urea
blown down. and AID 70 rag niy way II.
The yoog fellows WrFc lgiag 60 the ersana
in their sleeptag bass last able - move.
! gave thea each = dfinE II y aiaky 2ad Z
blsrutS They Artr8 ~ GEsi A. 4 thEy Hefs
in : dream and csalt ma b1lifye thr rft
dsnrs q their own sensrA
s'sxrErAnt E1tEssawzs lyiag near the en-
Ter Of hls tent Ills hAn4a ani fees lad
bern ffuzen the winter heE5Es aad had
dropped 0d-bgg amPutAisd, bat Artaally
dropp~d o. EAy- hin bag drink q
whisky and thrrg a cracker lntg hss
raOath, which be nlzhssrd 10 n4t -
pressing il beEueea bis hpz vtth N
stumps u Arnla AiirF awhile LleatraAai
Colwru AMI to sara carrying hag, u bread
and psm@iean eAms W, ! iatrusanev'l
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-08-27
THE QUEEN.
She Wakes Reply 20 the ConSrntuIa-
tory Telegram Of President ueTe-
Land.

She Wakes Reply 20 the ConSrntuIa-
tory Telegram Of President usTe-
L&nd.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16-Ths following
reply 70 the Presidents eOngratalatory
telegram, ssut On the occasion Of Her
Msjssty's jubilee celebration, has Just
been received from Queen Victoria:
victoria, By the Grace Of God Of the King
dom q Great Britain and ireland. Queea,
Defender d the Faith. Empress o. ladiA,
etc, etc. To the President u the Cnitsd
states Of America ssndsth greeting
Our Good FrisHd-We have received
from The hands Of Mr.. PHELPS. United
States Minister Al our Court, the letter
which you addressed TO Us on the
2Cth Of May last, and in which
you convey your congratulations and
those Of the people Of the United States
on the oscasioE Of the celebration Of the
fitch anniversary Of or accession to the
throne We request yO1 70 accept our best
thanks for this proof Of friendship and good
viii, which, with similar proofs, we have
received from rulers and peo-
pie Of other States, has caused
rs most sincere qualification In
thanking You also FOR the choice which you
have made Of Mr.. Phelps 70 be the inter
prefer Of your sentiments on this occasion,
TO request you TO accept in return our best
wishes for your own uninterrupted
hapPiDess and welfare, and for the
prosperity Of the United States Of
America, and 20 we recommend
you 70 the protection Of the Almighty.
Given at our court Of Windsor Castle. the
18th day Of July. year Of our
Lord 1877, and the ffty.frst year Of our
reign, your good friend VICTORIA.
r, D. SALISBURY.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-08-27

Nnassa,E - Thetr AascsAA1 R~hA
Nsw ora dispatch. tlchAra SsAiilAl
s,.t. who sl,sc1ndsd in ISIS With slel, p
poo l.elonrinr q the MEnhEttaH hEnk -
ulish hs had bs,ssn employed and sl'oui
whose disappearance and whereabouts
there was snch Trufuund mystery. has
made 4 corifessiau before Consnl-lten-
sral Waller At London. The siory hAa
slno,a died oct q mind, but suit has
iusi been instituted IN the supreme
cont which disrluses not only Scott >
ACTION hut the fact that be was moi alone
u The sruFand0ns declaration Ihls
suif i AGAINST John A Damn, Souii >
colleague, for the recovery o. slaa. Vtl
Tbs zfiasylts q the alsoonder made N
London. shoH Damn % be bigger ras-
81 than Scott. ard that be WA partly
the egpse q the lHttar's crime. ooutt
states that he had taken from The bank
rriar = June !, ISIS, various small
sums aggrezEtinE Slo,a99, aid that
nfout tins time, ~ reason 81 change
az ofBcers- be feared his shortage might
- discovered. John A. Dunn, who - =
eapsip a LIS wife, Was Iraete1ng Law,
ana T. him Scott hAstennd Tor advice
Damn asked HIM how nuch money was
With his reach. Scott said there Was
over q gll, 900 il his charge, and Damn
told HIM be had better take / mililo1
ana 20 t0 Canada II would t'e enough
70 erint,le tbs hank And compel them %
romuronaise. he further advised Damn
about Disgusting himself, and how 20
correspond with him from Canada On
the pezt anv Scott took 500, 60 from
the bank in large bills and met Dunn
The latter tod him If be carried the
stolen property into Canada he would
h. t.rrra3ired and advised him 20 lrAye
the money with some one Scott that
night Replaced tie money and deter
mined 70 borrow enough q make up h1s
shortage. He failed IN tins, however,
ana The Second day after be got q dis
g-1ise. took tsC packages 81 uloney, one
containing SiA9, 90 and the other $40,
pgG He then went d meet Damn and
handed him the Sl4l, 90 Package. That
evening he vent 70 Canada and staid
there I'll September, He corresponded
with Dam A. pr the Atter's directions
AA4A EtaAAaE AaAaaEH ANNEAhAAA EaAAAAN ~
money from him In balls q $500 and
s. QUO In September he went 10 Europe
and has since RESIDED in LondOn, whore
ms wife joined him IN lss9. In the lat
ar part 81 lSss attempts were made II >
eoznuluEsise with the hank and in De-
cenler, II Is SAID. an offer vas accepted
by the hank % release him for So, CO..
Scott then wrote Dunn telling him u
ret ready 10 I1y that amount. Dunn
replied u JanEarF, 81 tins year, that be
had Lost all the money in speculation.
Thea came the crash, and finally thee
proceedings we're instituted Dunn !
story q the speculation vas not credited
hy SCOTS family or relatives in Mes
York. Dunn was arrested Monday, Of
this week. II his ofhes, and took the
matter very cUolly He Was sent %
Ludlow street JAIL in default Of siJ0, 0o0
bail he sill BE indicted. Scott cann0;
be extradlted Dunn il thirty eight
years Of Ase. The wh0le story came
Jut tonight and created great sensa.
slvr
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-08-27
An nlustrious Visitor.

NEW YORK. Aug IG-Guzmnn Blaneo.
President OF Venezuela, is stopping a. The
windsor hotel. He said In an interview To-
day that English are acquiring the territory
OF the orinoco and Amazon, and have actual
tAken possession Of territory bounding the
onnoco It's mouth. an act which Venezuela
cannot allow. In consequence Of this Il has
suspended relations with England, giving
passports 70 British ministers and represent
atives, and has applied TO the United states
government 70 act a. arbitrator in behalf 81
venezuela The English Government has
1enled the right Of arbitration in The fnaftn-s
NenzueIa now prof. ses b. send a suffIclent
army having raised a few thousand soldier.
70 dTlye the English usurpers from her Terri.
Sry. As result, u Is hoped the United states
government will intervene 20 terminate me
syts ~ requiring Great Britain 70 sub
lllt 20 arniirution. IL IA especially 70 tse re-
EIetted thnt the press Of the United stats
- observed a marked reticenee In This m.
slance Or nsurpation 81 Nenezueiap tsrritr.rv
" an European power.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-08-27
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CHICAGO, AuE. IA DAILY Eslgs special
from ChatsEOrih, Ill, says 3 verdict fixing
the blame for the railway wreck was ex-
psctsd before noon to-day from the corOnera
s1ry, buF the members have decided % cate
elise Station Agent Mason, Of Piper City,
and Road Master Ennis before reaching .
conclusion
Some Of the jurors are not satisfied with the
eoncuet q Mason, whose attention Was called
early Wednesday evening 70 the fire On the
track Other jurors are slow TO osnEurs Sec
ton Foreman C0aghliu until they know pre-
eAssly al about The order he received from
Road Master EnniE
The jury This morning was evenly divided
On the nature d thar verdict Three Of the
juror Postmaster sean and Farmers shaw
AID Brigham wanted 70 practically Ex0nsr-
ate ths management Of the road By declaring
the accident due - the ezrelessness and dis
Obedience q G0ughlfn. The other three
Jurors, Ear1wsrema2 Turner. Grocer Cool
and Grain Dealer 0sJ0rne, were inclined 70
deal ls1is1HF with CUughlin and cenK1re
the management u the rad. especially foT
running sueh . monster double header
train. Coroner Long is said % be under
many Obligations - The company for passes,
etc. and spends much q his time at the
hUJsl aad elsewhere with the sOEupanv's 81.
t0rneys- Long favOrE 3 verdict throwing the
blame On CoaEhlin-